In rose'pihk Japanese crepe, and' with characteristic alertness tofashion trends, Paris presents this: after...

This diagram, published in a recent issue of "The Australasian," shoivs the mam features of the Japanese two...

[Two Japanese Women in Traditional Dress with Fan and Screen]

[Japanese Woman in Traditional Dress Posing with Cat and Instrument]

Commander-in-Chief, Allied Forces :The Japanese with this message has ceased resistance. He should be treate...

Commander-in-Chief, Allied Forces :The Japanese with this message has ceased resistance. He should be treate...

Sport and General" riioto. A Japanese landing party charging art enemy position with fixed bayonets.. This p...

WAR IN THE EAST This map shows Malaya and the Philippine Islands and the principal scenes of the Japanese of...

Grondijs (centre) in his own carriage with three Japanese officers and his wife Valentina de Gonts...

AFTER A SKIRMISH. Japanese troops taking tally of arms captured in one of the many recent skirmishes with th...

Studio portrait of an unidentified young woman dressed in Japanese silk kimono, with fan in hand and flowers...

He would have wanted it this way... - Japanese prime minister Noboru Takeshita and American president George Bush holding talks on East-West relations over the coffin of Japanese Emperor Hirohito in Japan, 1989 / Pryor

No. 2: Chinese boys copying paintings and writing Japanese, from the series "Children Say 'This is Japan!' and Imitate the Games They See in Picturebooks (Yodo iu koitsu wa Nippon, ezoshi o mite yori sono gai ni asobu)"

Interview with Nishioka, T., director of Nagasaki newspaper concerning "Effect of 'A' bomb on morale of Japs in general," plus discussion of "General trends in Japanese public opinion during the War" and some biographical material on Nishioka (1). Report No. 3f(5), USSBS Index Section 2

A map of the N.E. parts of Asia, and N.W. parts of America, shewing their situation with respect to Japan taken from a Japanese map of the world, brought over by Kempfer and late in the Museum of Sr. Hans Sloane

U.S.-Japan Journalists in Diplomats' Roles/我正当な立場を説いた本山本社長の声明 全米二十五新聞に掲載 : American Public, Skeptical of Tokyo Motive, in Rejecting League And U.S. Arbitration, Turns to Mainichi Through Powerful Newspaper Chain For Frank Nipponese Views : MAINSCHI PRESIDENT PRESENTS JAPANESE CONTENTION : After Briefly Summarizing Historical Background of Manchurian Controversy, Mainichi Chief States Reasons Why Third Party Intervention Is Unjust to Japan And Why Kellogg Anti-War Pact Is Not Applicable in Present Dispute